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• 28 October 2013 at 3:27PM

  koloko Forumite

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  28 October 2013 at 3:27PM

  In a time of severe environmental weather out of anybodys control - a massive storm predicted for over a week - its is comforting to know that we can demand compensation from pretty much anyone. Right, who to sue first....

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• 28 October 2013 at 9:19PM

  Kite2010 Forumite

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  28 October 2013 at 9:19PM

  koloko wrote: »

  In a time of severe environmental weather out of anybodys control - a massive storm predicted for over a week - its is comforting to know that we can demand compensation from pretty much anyone. Right, who to sue first....

  
  I vote the train companies, how dare they try to protect their trains & staff from fallen trees, I had to take a day off work today as I couldn't get in :rotfl:
  
  (Although not for me, I drive into work, 15 minute drive would take 90 minutes by public transport)

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• 29 October 2013 at 3:55PM

  temporary1 Forumite

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  29 October 2013 at 3:55PM

  Kite2010 wrote: »

  I vote the train companies, how dare they try to protect their trains & staff from fallen trees, I had to take a day off work today as I couldn't get in :rotfl:
  
  (Although not for me, I drive into work, 15 minute drive would take 90 minutes by public transport)

  
  I don't enjoy driving as much as I used to - when more people were happy to use our cheap public transport, so I'd be up for paying some more tax if it improved and expanded a re-nationalised public transport system, reduced the price of all travel services, and encouraged more road users to get back onto the buses and trains and off of my road!

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